7. Eat Drink Man Woman: In Ang Lee's film about an aging chef trying to keep his family together, he slaves over a delicious Taiwanese meal every Sunday. Although his three daughters might not always appreciate it, it's a feast for the eyes.
6. Age of Innocence: Adultery and intrigue are dishes best served at over-the-top dinner parties, and there are plenty of those in this Martin Scorsese-directed, Michelle Pfeiffer, Daniel Day-Lewis costume drama based on an Edith Wharton novel.
5. Nutty Professor: Fried chicken, collard greens, biscuits and mashed potatoes. The conversation about weight loss might make the meal a little less appetizing (there's a not-so-subtle stick of butter on the table), but the food reminds you why baby portions are for wimps.
4. Tortilla Soup: In this Americanized version of Eat Drink Man Woman, it's the same Sunday dinner schtick, but now with Mexican-American food.
3. Beauty and the Beast: Multitudes of cakes, pies and ice cream, and those are just the desserts. The animated food looks tasty, but the dancing and singing silverware certainly adds something extra.
2. My Best Friend's Wedding: While the singing might be a deal breaker, the food in this scene makes it a wedding you actually want to be at.
1. Big Night: A single dinner has to save the Italian restaurant two brothers own, and this feast certainly doesn't disappoint with a table piled high with traditional dishes -- even if the entertainment never shows.
